Anatomy of a River
River Severn, UK, 2023
by Francesco Russo
The estuary of the River Severn in the United Kingdom has one of the highest tides in the world. As the tide recedes, it reveals rivers within the river, creating intricate patterns and organic shapes reminiscent of the human anatomy. The visual connection between the body of water and the human body reminds us of their interconnection within the same ecological system.
This image is part of Where The Flow Ends, a series documenting the Severn, the longest and most polluted river in the UK. Along its course, human life, industry and nature rise and fall over time, echoing the tides of the Bristol Channel.
Specifications:
Size 18x24″ open edition
Digital print on 189 gsm matt paper
Giclée print quality
Unframed
To know more details about this print see the Buyer Guide.
* Posters ship separately from all other items within the same order.
River Severn, UK, 2023
by Francesco Russo
The estuary of the River Severn in the United Kingdom has one of the highest tides in the world. As the tide recedes, it reveals rivers within the river, creating intricate patterns and organic shapes reminiscent of the human anatomy. The visual connection between the body of water and the human body reminds us of their interconnection within the same ecological system.
This image is part of Where The Flow Ends, a series documenting the Severn, the longest and most polluted river in the UK. Along its course, human life, industry and nature rise and fall over time, echoing the tides of the Bristol Channel.
Specifications:
Size 18x24″ open edition
Digital print on 189 gsm matt paper
Giclée print quality
Unframed
To know more details about this print see the Buyer Guide.
* Posters ship separately from all other items within the same order.
River Severn, UK, 2023
by Francesco Russo
The estuary of the River Severn in the United Kingdom has one of the highest tides in the world. As the tide recedes, it reveals rivers within the river, creating intricate patterns and organic shapes reminiscent of the human anatomy. The visual connection between the body of water and the human body reminds us of their interconnection within the same ecological system.
This image is part of Where The Flow Ends, a series documenting the Severn, the longest and most polluted river in the UK. Along its course, human life, industry and nature rise and fall over time, echoing the tides of the Bristol Channel.
Specifications:
Size 18x24″ open edition
Digital print on 189 gsm matt paper
Giclée print quality
Unframed
To know more details about this print see the Buyer Guide.
* Posters ship separately from all other items within the same order.
Francesco Russo is an Italian photographer with a background in architecture, based in London and Venice and working worldwide.
After graduating in Architecture at the IUAV University of Venice and working as an architect, he developed his knowledge in architectural photography at the London College of Communication (LCC) and decided to entirely dedicate himself to photography.
With an interest in various aspects of documenting architecture, Francesco has a keen eye on the relationship between people and the built environment as well as for industrial architecture.
He co-founded Mass in 2019 with the purpose of creating a community of likeminded photographers to share experiences and support each other.
